Came here for lunch, wings, 4 for $5.50, they gave me 5!, and onion pakors, 4 for $3.50, they gave…read moreme 4, all good, tasty, nice little lunch, will go back every now and then,

My review is a bit late but I dropped by last week and was shocked! The sign at the door said they…read morewill be closing for 3 months - early Oct -Dec 22 ! On vacation to India. I had to find a quick solution and spoke to Jaipur and ordered me a full tray of the best butter chicken in the world and 3 garlic naans. Chunky pieces of juicy flavourful tandoori chicken swimming in a pool of buttery tomato sauce was so addictive ! They make the best gravy!! We could just eat this every day! They loaned us a aluminum restaurant tray so we could transport it home safely. I can't believe we polished the tray off in 2 days.My goodness! I knew I had to write another review bc my last review was from 6 yrs ago. Salivating just looking at the pictures I posted. Tomorrow I'm placing 2 additional orders of this glorious creation and will portion them out and freeze them like we initially discussed with Jaipur. Amritsari fish is quite tasty too. One day I will try other items on the menu but Butter Chicken is must every time I visit!

A moderately large restaurant, 100+ seating capacity in two sections. Decently spaced tables. Menu…read moreoffers quite large selections of Kerala items. We had Kizhi Paal Porota Beef & Chicken. It's was prepared and served with authenticity. Rich in spices and aroma, served inside a clay brown wrapped in banana leaf. Pretty impressive and delicious. We had Beef Kothu (it's quite different than the SriLankan Kothu). Quite fulfilling. However, service is somewhat slow, as we saw only one server trying his best to wait the section (50+ seats, about half occupied). Parking is convenient in the plaza's large parking lot.

I had a chance to try Kerala Curry House and they have a variety of options on the menu. The food…read morewas good and authentic. I liked the interior design and concept of this restaurant. It felt homely. However, the service was slow and I noticed the seats and cups were not properly cleaned. Possibly due to under staffing. I hope it's a one off, I'll be trying Kerala Curry House again very soon.

The aroma at the stairs was never a good sign.(not food smell) That should've been a sign we have…read moreto turn back. So yea, it was not a good experience. We pass by 2pm at this place thinking it was a good idea to try the buffet so we can eat right away. But it was a disappointment. The veggie/salad visually unappeling, the food was cold and tasted old, naan bread was not good and so on....

The rating doesn't do justice to this place! The food is absolutely delicious. It's a great place…read moreto get authentic Indian cuisine! The ambiance is great, not too loud and perfect for having a comfortable conversation with dinner and staff is really kind as well!

One of the best Indian restaurants in the city! Located along Bloor St. near Crawford, I've been to…read moreBanjara numerous times throughout the years. Always love coming here, whether it be for date night or an afterwork meal with coworkers. The restaurant is fully accessible where they have a section with lots of natural lighting, They are also able to accommodate larger groups as well. Must get items at Banjara are the garlic naan, butter chicken, and the lamb sausage kebabs! Their curries are great for sharing and heavy, where the sauces are best eaten with naan or rice. The portions may look small but do not be fooled. There are also plenty of options if you are vegetarian as well. They also are licensed to sell alcohol as well. Service wise, staff try to be accommodating as best they can and food usually arrives at a reasonable time, even if you are coming as a big party. Overall, been going to Banjara for many years now and will definitely return for more!

Still good! Went back and had the meat samosas, a salad, chicken vibdaloo, chicken madras, a paneer…read morenaan, and a rice pudding

Radha Krushna is our go to spot for Dosas and vada pao. The restaurant is clean and the ambiance is…read morevery homey. Staff is friendly and attentive. Food is simply amazing.

I visited this place last weekend and tried the weekend buffet which had a variety of South Indian…read more vegetarian options from snacks, chutney, curries and tea/coffee. They also were serving fresh Dosa and Poori to the table and all of this was for $25 per person. Which is a pretty great deal. I was really happy with the quality, taste and service here. Highly recommended for a chap eat around this area.

The food was very mid…read more We got the Bhel Puri, the Chicken Tikka Masala, and the Goat Xacutti. I love indian food so I was excited to try the Goat Xacutti as it's something new but it ended up tasting exactly like the Chicken Tikka. And the Chicken Tikka didn't taste like what Chicken Tikka usually tastes like. They both tasted like and amalgamation of every curry all mixed together. It was flavorful, but there was no distinct flavor. The Bhel Puri was yummy, but they served us wayyyy too much for only a party of 2. The garlic naan was fine. I also ordered the sweet lassi, which was tasty. The seating was fine and they had a coat rack which was nice. It's open late (till 11pm) which is convenient and why I might come here again, but otherwise the food did not stand out to me at all.

I first heard about Kothur in the most unexpected way--while trying to switch to a cheaper data…read moreplan at a Fido store. Midway through the painfully slow setup process, the entire store started filling with the scent of something glorious. Rich spices, buttery warmth... it was the kind of smell that stops conversations. Everyone working there was Indian, and they were all clearly just trying to wrap up my account so they could dig into whatever just got delivered. I had to ask--where's that food from? "Kothur," they said, almost in unison. That was the recommendation, and it stuck with me. I walked by the place once. The exterior didn't scream "hidden gem." Thought about ordering delivery a few times but never followed through. Life, you know? Today, I finally went. From the outside, still nothing to write home about. But walk in, and it's a different story. Clean, cozy, and exactly the kind of no-fuss Indian spot you'd expect to stumble upon in the heart of a big city. The food? Solid. Spices landed right. Everything was warm, comforting, and satisfying. It's not trying to reinvent Indian cuisine--it's just doing it well. If you ever find yourself sniffing the air near a phone shop and wondering what that divine smell is--it might just be Kothur. TL;DR Not flashy. Surprisingly good. Smelled it before I tasted it. Worth it.

Gujarati thali and vada Pau topped our list. Thali quantity…read moreis amazing, two of us shared and it was still filling. Absolute value for money. One of us was Jain with lot of diet restrictions and we were able to get something for him. Another one was fasting for Janmashtami and his needs were addressed too. Deducting one star for slow service and overall attention from the server. But we left with an overall happy experience.

cried tears of joy when I got to devour a traditional Gujarati thali after seven whole months. I'm…read moreso glad I discovered Avsar - Gujarati Thali & Street Food in Mississauga ~ now I know where to go when I'm craving thali. The food is very homely and comforting. Their unlimited thalis are a steal deal and I would strongly recommend those. They also do street food and snacks which are worth trying too if you want a quick bite

The place was not busy (surprisingly) when I walked in around lunch time. The spread on the counter…read moreof curries and fried items seemed very limited and in tiny containers. Ordered a Masala Dosa and Veg Kottu Roti. My go to dishes in a Sri Lankan restaurant. The fact that no other customers came in was worrisome to me that did I make a good choice by coming here. The Masala Dosa comes in a container sliced in two rather than the entire wrapped in foil at one of nearby place (our favourite). The Dosa (crepe) much thicker than it should be make it too doughy and filling not flavoured enough. The accompanying sambhar was nothing great as well. The chutney too thin and watery but was surprisingly much better. It hit the right notes on flavour, spiciness and salt. The Kottu Roti was cooked with minimal veggies and much spicier than I anticipated. I was fine, but the Mrs not so much. And this was asking it to be mild. Need to try the HOT when I am all alone. The redeeming factor was that it contained Nutrella pieces (Indian continent soy pieces). The quantity was disappointing as well. $8.50 for a Masala Dosa (similar price to a sit down restaurant and much better quality or several $s expensive than the one sold at a nearby Sri Lankan place) and $7 for Kottu Roti - same as Masala Dosa. Now I know why there were not many people during lunch!

My first experience with Sri Lankan cuisine, don't have a base to compare though but the chicken…read moreBiryani and the Kothu chicken we got was good. I actually loved the spice level of Kothu but biryani was way spicy for me to handle. Different spices than the Indian food but I liked it. Readily available appetizers included potato wada, chicken patties, idli, medu wada. Potato wada was also spicy but tasty. This is small place - take out only.You don't have to wait long. Decent pricing. Ample parking space